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Introducing the Roy Henry Vickers Gallery - a Tofino landmark since 1986 and once in a lifetime offering of both business and property. Built in the style of a traditional Northwest Coast Longhouse, the rise of the gallery marked a turning point in Tofino's evolution from little known fishing village to the Westcoast Mecca it is today. The gallery is adorned with priceless details handmade by Roy and legendary carver Henry Nolla such as the massive cedar carved Eagle facade, hand adzed cedar plank walls & four 10' cedar totems. The interior of the gallery exudes a feeling of peace and tranquility, while the exterior is an iconic figure in Tofino's downtown core. Welcoming half a million visitors annually, the gallery is on everyone's Tofino to-do list and Roy's distinct artistic style is recognized across the globe. This is not only a unique investment but an opportunity to play a role the preservation of Tofino's sociocultural history.
https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/26438858/350-campbell-st-tofino-tofino
$4,450,000
350 Campbell St
Tofino, British Columbia V0R2Z0
it has painfully low numbers now (~1000/week). i would think 5x more downtown.
^ AGGV.
This gallery in Tofino gets nearly 10x the number of visitors.
Welcoming half a million visitors annually (1,370 per day)
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